לרה

Lara is an ancient and fascinating feminine name with roots in both Aramaic and Latin. In Aramaic, the language closely related to Hebrew that was common during biblical and Talmudic times, the word 'lara' or 'la'ara' means 'lady' or 'ruler.' This is a name that speaks to status, honor, and feminine strength. The name carries a sense of nobility and delicacy simultaneously, as it combines inner power with outer softness. In Roman tradition, Lara or Lara was the goddess of the home and family, the patron deity of the household and hearth. She was considered the guardian of the threshold, protecting the home and family members. Belief in Lara was central to Roman culture, where every home contained a small altar dedicated to her. This name thus expresses the deep connection between woman and home, between femininity and the preservation of the familial and spiritual space. In this context, Lara is not just a name but a symbol of protective, nurturing, and strengthening femininity. In modern Hebrew culture, the name Lara spread primarily through international cultural influences, but it has found its place among Israeli families who appreciate short, melodious names with a global resonance. The name sounds natural in Hebrew despite its foreign origin, and it integrates well with the sounds of the Hebrew language. Lara is a name suitable for a girl with a strong and independent character, yet also sensitive and considerate. It conveys a sense of early maturity, of a girl who will grow into a woman with significant and influential presence. The name Lara also carries connotations of song and musicality. In certain Romance languages, Lara is connected to the word 'lar' meaning 'home' or 'dwelling place,' which reinforces its connection to family and roots. Additionally, in Russian literature, Lara is an especially famous name thanks to the character of Lara in Boris Pasternak's 'Doctor Zhivago,' where she symbolizes tragic love, beauty, and emotional depth. This character transformed the name into a symbol of romance and emotional depth in Western culture. Today, Lara is a popular name worldwide, especially in Europe and Latin America. It is considered an elegant, light, and easily pronounced name in many languages, making it an excellent choice for multicultural families or those seeking a name with an international character. In Israel, the name Lara is chosen by parents who value short and meaningful names, names that can move freely between cultures and languages without losing their identity or beauty.

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Lara | Larissa | Laura

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In Kabbalah, the name Lara carries an energy of protection and guardianship of the spiritual space. The letters L-R-H create a combination of flow (L), divine energy (R), and revelation (H). The name symbolizes the ability to guard both the inner and outer home, and to serve as a bridge between the material and spiritual worlds.

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Lara Fabian - famous Belgian-Canadian singer | Lara Stone - British supermodel | Lara Dutta - Indian actress and Miss Universe 2000 | Lara Pulver - British actress | Lara Giddings - Australian politician

לארה | לאורה | לאה | לירון | ליאורה